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College Prospectus College Prospectus Year 11 and 12 Independent Secondary College EMPOWERING EDUCATION THROUGH SPORT SEDA College WA WELCOME TO SEDA COLLEGE A message from our Principal At SEDA College WA, we change students' lives through an individual approach to learning that provides opportunities to develop real skills and prepare them for a successful future. The SEDA model places student Our Teachers work with each student interest at the forefront of their to develop their confidence as senior secondary education, learners. Teachers are specifically alongside a practical connection to recruited for their capacity to build industry and an individual approach healthy and respectful relationships to teaching and learning. Students with students and develop skills at our College are able to gain a for life. hands-on insight into what it is like to be a part of Australia’s leading At SEDA College WA our students organisations and sporting clubs. experience an applied learning Our College accesses leading pedagogy where hands-on learning industry partnerships including happens both inside and outside of Cricket Australia, the Western the classroom. Through this applied Australian Cricket Association, learning model, students have a Perth Scorchers, Netball WA, West deeper connection to their education, Coast Fever, Basketball WA, Perth resulting in enhanced engagement Lynx, Perth Glory, Football West, levels. Students also undertake Fremantle Dockers and West Coast work and industry placements and Eagles. community project work to develop their work readiness and community What makes for an engaging awareness. education? For us, the key component is interest-based It is an honour to be the Principal learning. Young people and their here at SEDA College WA. We are families choose our College because passionate about providing an we connect with their interests and environment where every student then get students outside of the can experience success in a place classroom to learn directly from where ambition meets opportunity. industry. I look forward to meeting with you at one of our upcoming Information Our ‘one teacher, one classroom’ Sessions. model also allows our teachers to take on a true mentoring approach, where they walk alongside and support the individual journey of our students as they complete their secondary education. Rocky Collins Principal COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 3 WHO WE ARE Why choose SEDA College 4 SEDA College WA SEDA College is a senior secondary school and provider of the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE). We aim to bring out the best in our students by focussing on key elements that define our unique approach. CONNECT TO INDIVIDUAL LEARNING INDUSTRY APPROACH SEDA College students experience Our ‘one teacher’ to ‘one class’ a unique education pathway because approach allows our teachers to of our relationships with several take on a true mentoring role, where of Australia’s leading sporting they get the time to know you and organisations. Students are involved your individual aspirations. They take in industry experiences they will not the time to support you as you learn find anywhere else. We develop through your own experiences and Areas of Study and curriculum define your own journey. with our industry partners so that students develop the knowledge, skills and attributes of current industry professionals. LEARN OUTSIDE DEVELOP YOUR THE CLASSROOM CAREER PLAN You will learn in real workplace and We know from our connection community settings and directly to industry the key personal from industry experts. You may get qualities and transferable skills that out of your comfort zone and make employers are looking for. We place mistakes, but this is where the real as much importance on developing learning takes place. Don’t worry, these skills as academic progress. we will support you all the way. We’ll Through a tailored, individual equip you with transferable skills that approach known as MyPlan your will help you climb the career ladder. teacher will support you as you develop these skills to set you on a pathway to success. COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 5 YEAR 11 AND 12 PROGRAMS Sports Development Program (SDP) SEDA College partners with the biggest sporting brands We are proud to partner with high profile industry and organisations in Australia, facilitating real life organisations to offer the following programs: industry experiences and student opportunities, through elite club inductions, match day experiences, community › Basketball WA Sports Development Program events, participation programs and work placement › Cricket Australia Sports Development Program opportunities. This combined with our applied industry based learning approach allows students to acquire › Fremantle Dockers Sports Development Program the skills needed to support future educational and employment pathways. › West Coast Fever Sports Development Program › Perth Glory Sports Development Program › West Coast Eagles Sports Development Program 6 SEDA College WA Year 11 Fees › WACE Courses – General Level SEDA fees for Year 11 & 12 in 2022 are set out below: - Physical Education - English - Career and Enterprise Year Full Fee Concession Fee › Authority Developed Workplace Learning › SIS20115 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation* 11 $4,500.00 $3,150.00 12 – Returning Year 12 $4,500.00 $3,150.00 Student › WACE Courses – General Level - Physical Education 12 – New $4,900.00 $3,430.00 - English Student - Career and Enterprise › Authority Developed Workplace Learning What do the fees include: › School Based Apprenticeship and Traineeship › WACE Course › SIS30115 Certificate III in Sport and Recreation*+ › Full Uniform *SEDA College WA provides training and assessment services, › Industry Specific Coaching and Officiating Courses individual support services and recruitment of prospective learners for these qualifications on behalf of SEDA Group (RTO Provider: › Use of a Notebook Computer (contains all 22503). seda.edu.au coursework, no books required for purchase) + SEDA Group is approved to deliver publicly funded training under Additional fees apply for other services. Please refer to SEDA the Jobs and Skills WA Program in 2021. Individuals who are eligible College Fee Policy available on our website. under the Jobs and Skills WA Program and enrol into the SIS30115 Certificate III in Sport and Recreation as a School-based Trainee with SEDA Group; the WA state government will contribute to the cost of training services and individuals will not be charged a tuition fee. Eligibility is subject to sighting relevant identification evidence prior to enrolment, the Department of Training and Workforce Development in Western Australia has approved for SEDA College WA and SEDA Group to provide services under the Jobs and Skills WA Program in 2022, and there are available places in SEDA Group’s Contracted Programs of Study. COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 7 CLASSROOM CAMPUSES Our programs are based on hands-on experiences and because of this, our classrooms are not like those in most secondary schools. Working with our industry partners, we have classrooms at sport, 2 6 recreation and community centres. This enables students to learn by Warwick being immersed in their chosen Malaga industry and applying what they learn in real situations and environments. Scarborough Class locations are fully equipped with all the infrastructure required for a 11 13 classroom setting, allowing students 5 10 to complete theory-based learning 3 4 Ascot as well as selected practical activities. 7 9 Claremont Perth Forrestfield Classroom campuses: Como Metro 1 Cockburn Aquatic and Recreation Centre Langford 8 2 Warwick Stadium Fremantle 12 3 Matthews Netball Centre 4 Gold Netball Centre 5 East Perth Football Club Coogee Cockburn 6 Whitford Hockey Club 1 7 Subiaco Football Club 8 South Fremantle Football Club 9 WACA Ground 10 Perth Soccer Club (Dorrien Gardens) 11 Floreat Athena Football Club 12 Murdoch Sports Pavilion 13 Wembley Athletic Club *Information accurate as of March 2021 go to seda.wa.edu.au/venues for up to date venue information. Regional - Bunbury 14 South West Phoenix Soccer Club Bunbury 15 South West Sports Centre 14 15 8 SEDA College WA ROTARY BOARDING The Rotary Residential College (Rotary) works in partnership with SEDA College to offer an accommodation option in Perth. Accommodation is available to any Western Australian country high school students who are relocating to Perth to attend SEDA College. 2 6 Warwick Malaga Rotary College is in the suburb The boarding amenities include: The day to day running of Rotary Scarborough of East Victoria Park, conveniently is purposely designed to meet the located close to shops, public › Students have their own private student’s needs and we believe 11 room with ensuite bathroom. 13 transport, city, sporting clubs, the students benefit from the 5 10 public library and Curtin University. community atmosphere. 3 4 Ascot › Recreation Room which has a huge TV, pool tables, 7 9 Rotary provides a safe, caring Rotary has experienced and and nurturing environment for table tennis tables etc passionate staff which are always Perth Claremont your child to grow and is dedicated › Dining Room organising many excursions and Forrestfield to working together with parents/ activities for the students to keep Como caregivers to provide a nurturing › Computer/Multi Study Room them occupied. Management home away from home where also live on the premises full time students from regional Western › Upper School Recreation Room providing care and
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